Reviews for Bought: One Bride Manga

I don't believe in love, but I didn't turn my back on women to the extent that I didn't trust women. I continued reading the Suku, Wife series 2 and 3, and I thought I'd finish with this 1 at the end. While referring to the reputation - there is a connection to everything, if you read them all, it's 3 groups 3 sama. The confession is also wonderful at the climax of finally falling down to talk about it. However, there are few parts of uniqueness unique to this story, and there is no strong impact other than the connection of the trilogy. The heroine, Holly's feelings, and the settings I actually had feelings for him, Richard, are standard equipment, and I know the truth by showing myself, and it's moving, but this isn't special either. There is a certain development where rich people like simple girls. Among these, the two villains involved in this story in particular put the heroine in a tight spot, but Richard is in a position where he doesn't work for the bank's chief executive, a person so foolish as to carelessly slide his mouth. The last confession is exciting as a drama, but I wonder if it was good to talk a lot, or rather, it's an emergency, isn't it?

Is it a selfish story that I don't need love but want a family and children, even though it's because I was betrayed by my ex-wife? But isn't it nice to be able to notice true love? Is the heroine's single-mindedness good?